Post-apocalypse + rebirth + invincible + no saintly protagonist + no female lead + no harem + decisive and ruthless + evolution + smart characters
P.S. The women in the protagonist’s group are sharp-minded, calm, decisive, and powerful. No ridiculous plotlines that make characters stupid. Later, he gets weapons suited to his telekinetic powers: they combine into a single blade, or split into countless flying knives.
Chen Feng is reborn on the day before the apocalypse arrives, retaining his top-tier ability: telekinesis.
Two-thirds of the world’s ten billion people turn into zombie monsters.
With telekinetic powers that let him control everything, Chen Feng says all firearms and melee weapons are scrap metal before him.
If no one provokes me, I won’t provoke them. If anyone does, I’ll kill them.
With a mere thought, countless flying knives tear his enemies to pieces.
Drawing on his memories of his past life, Chen Feng quickly finds a god-tier mutant: the Bloodthirsty Demon Spider.
One of the strongest beings in the later stages of the apocalypse, it is still asleep when Chen Feng devours it.
He not only gains a clone, but the clone also possesses all of his original body’s strength.
He also gains control of the god-tier mutant’s most powerful ability: its Domain skill, the strongest ability in this book.
A veteran who survived ten years of the apocalypse, he tortures his enemies from his past life to death while the disaster is still in its early stages.
Humanity, the undead, the beast clans, and all kinds of mutated plants.
The virus spreads, zombies run rampant, monsters emerge from the depths below, and Blue Star grows more than ten times larger.
Mysterious old men, ancient ruins that appear without warning: the whole world is full of unknown secrets.
Gradually, Chen Feng discovers that this apocalypse is not so simple.
I barely made it to chapter 29. Leveling up to level two and then lying around for a month, killing a villain takes forever and a whole introduction is all it takes, why the multiple introductions? 😂 They're really good at padding the word count. Is a small-time bar owner really worth all the effort?
I can't stand it anymore. Just bring a younger brother, add a subordinate, and slowly you'll have a family to support. The point is to explain the abilities of the people the protagonist brings along, so they're useful to the protagonist. This forced, outdated setup is ridiculous.
It doesn't look good; the divine-level strange bell has melted away.
Aside from a few flaws in the initial superpower setting, the rest of the content is excellent and I look forward to the sequel.
A tired old start
What a piece of trash!
I've seen it...
Author, keep it up! Keep it up! Keep it up!
Very good, decisive and ruthless, counter-Type 81 Apollo.
We live in a world fraught with crises, and after ten years of experience, how can we not know to take preventative measures and nip any potential threats in the bud?